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^‘WW-nl.W•*-, ■= ‘ * ■ •- - --jp- • ■ - • •-; «..■■■■ •■ ■■■ . ■*■■■! I utMT-*^ ra-23. THE POST. WEDNESDAY MAY )8 1887 jmamSBmaam J. A. PIACOCK Editor. The author of “Ijlome, Sweet home," never hud a home, and ,Gi.'Orge McDonald, who has eleven children, i* the author of “Annalsof a,<ft iet Neighborhood.” i)r. Armstrong, whose deposition from tlio Episcopal ministry produc ed such a stir in At lanta lust year, denies that lie is going to take priestly ' orders in the Catholic 1'he.largest ntid moat complete *t>*-k of millinery goods that woe «?e b ought to this maaket can b looted from at Y. 11. Wynn's. * e lu'est styles of Hats. Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces, Embroidery, Fans, etc., etc., are always instock. Tins department is superintended by Mrs S. 12. Tillery. Call and examine s large assortment of goods.„(£% 12 "HACKMETACK.” a anting n <S fragrant perfume. Price 25 mid GO cents. For sale at 11- J l icks & Co. Job work of every done on short notico. gaaranted. W .The Depiocrstic State Conven ,tiqn which met at t LonisyiHp on the 4th, heartily endorsed the adminis- ,tration of President Cleveland. All of the States will follow old Ken m The Augusta Chronicle says : Mr. (Ilcnry W. Grady is nominated by tho llerahl for Vice President. Mr. Grady is one of tbo rising men of the South. His ability—akin to genius —is leavened with a lump of com mon sense tlmt makes him one of tha most practical and oseful of Georgia's sons. Foremost among the prominent man of Georgia, Hon. Gifford An- /dorson has beoa spokon of as most worthy to fill the vacancy in the su preme court, mado by the demiso of Justice Woods. Justice Woods was accredited to Georgia though really a cilizeu of <3hio, and it seems but right that his successor should bo a Georgia man iu reality. Tho Florida Legislature iu still balloting for Senator Jones' succes sor in tho U. S. upper house, and, with no apparent probability ef electing any one soon. The iiamo most prominently mentioned for tho position now, as a compromise can didate, is tlmt of S, It. Mallory, son t of Stephen It. Mallory, who wus sec rotary of tho confederate navy dur ing the war. For Bovoral days the Macon Tele graph Atlanta conrcspondtmte hus been delivering to parties in tha city a pamphlet containing tho opinion of ox—Gov. Bullock and others on thu bogus bonds, which wore repud i tted by tlm Stuto of Georgia. It is thought to be an indication that an effort will bo mado at tho usummer session of the Legislature looking to 'the reopening, is some way, of that question, “ If you don't think Houghton sells call and see him. I bought tobacco from Ronghton for 30 cents a pound—just the saino that tho other morohuuts soil for 60 A question is askod “how is it that Houghton sells so tnuoh clump er than tiio other merchants ?” Why It is buenusu hu knows how and when Cobuy. 'y. Sugar sixteen pounds fur one del lur. Whereabouts ? At Houghton s, of course. ♦ * ,- t .$,v- K-Vr Cofllua! Colliidm ! pall on W. P. Lassitku. A full line of Hnidwuro at prices loegft the times and tho people at Maddox’s, What morchant sells tho cheapest | tun surprised at suoh a question pf course it is Houghton. Maddox’s Slum are going like hot cakes, and all beoause lie buys them direct from the northern markets and sells them at prices that defy competition. -A l y ; >{'Z*'a's£'i£ x ' % The prettiest lino .of Ladies Hats ever seen in Dublin can be found at G. W. Maddox’s, and he sells thorn so cheap that you cun’t keep from buying. Good Flour at Houghton's for five dollars a barrel. Timber men will find it to their advantage to buy their Supplies and Haft Ropes from V. H* w vnne’s. as his store is hcuUquurtera for these goods. /i ' G. W. Maddox has just, icceivcd Remember you can get Dublin Post and the Savannah Weekly News ono year for only $3.25. Methodist Church Directory. Boimko Bpiumoh 1st Sunday and Sat urday before at 11 o’clock a. m. Duiilin. 2nd Sunday in each raontli at 11 a. m. and 7-80 p. in. and Saturday be fore at 11 o'lock a. m. Also tlio 4tli Sun day night at 7-30 p. in. Marvin 8rd Sunday anil Saturday be fore at 11 o'clock a. m. Obtiiskmank 4th Sunday and Saturday before at 11 o’clock a, m. Iteligioufl services will be conducted reg ulnrly by tbo pastor according to the above directory. All arc invited to attend. G. C. Thompson, Pastor. The Duui.in PociT and tho Sav annah News, or Macon Telegraph' or Atlanta Constitution, for the small sum of #2.25 u year. Now is tho time to got your county paper and a largo city weekly for a small amount of money. ii'Oin New York, ami without nam log t)u> different kinds of goods, m Vite t|i6'ladies to come Mud seo 1 lictii ill vi's. Itcli, Prairie Mange, and of 1 every kind cured in 00 minutes by Wool ford* Hunitnry Lotion. Lw: no other. This never fail*. Mold by H. Mirks & Co,, Druggist Dublin, Ga. WIDCHAT OAITOV T.C*. HENDRIX. O. r. WILMNOHAM. “ ’HENDRIX & WILLINGHAM, Year's Support. description Satisfaction GEORGIA, Laurens County— Ordinary’s office, April 25lh, 1887. Whereas appraisers appointed to set apart a year’s support to Mrs. Nancy E. Warren and children, out of her late hus band, 11. F. Warren’s estate, have filed their uwonl la this ofllcc in terns of the law; These arc. therefore, to cite and admon isli all persons concerned to show cause, if any the day In 1 _ and'rcStd UC jud « raCnt * thiS tTiecTty'on business or pleasure. HOMER Absolutely Pure. Tins powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomoness. More economical than the ordinary-kinds, and cannot bo sold in competition witli tho multitude of low tcHt. short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cam Royai. Baking Powder Co.. 100 Wall St. N. Y. —c^XiXa oisr- • FOR YOUR- h*e, Lemons, Lemonade AND SODA WATER. THE RICHEST HUMOROUS HOOK of tlio AGE is nil last season,amid the whirl of famton at Saratoga, ami takes ntT its follies# Ilir tations. low neck dressing, pug dogs; &c., in her inimitable mirth provoking stylc- Tho book is pi-qfuxcly mtutraUrt by Or. run, the renowned artist of Puck. Will sell immensely. Prlco $2.50. Biuoht Aciknts WaNTKU. Address HUBBARD BROS., Pubs.. Philadelphia, Pn. WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED ITttX wwlttwl HMallato. tt-n-tt GEO. D. HODGES, Proprietor, for merly of the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, and the Grand Union Saratoga Springs. L OCTION CENTRAL. All parts of the city and places of interest I they have, on or before the first Mon- acKessiblc by street cars constantly passing] in June next, why saki award shoukl! t i lc doors. Special inducements to those John T. Duncan, Ordinary, fob 23-tf. COUNTRY MERCHANTS WHO CATER TO A TRADE THAT they are aiixious to hold, can have no better medium than our Fashionable Clothing. Having all our Suits made under Personal SUPERVISION, and con sulting always the prevailing requirements us to Fabrics and Cut, we are able to offer superior inducements to the trade in the way of Job Lots and extra drives, always the latest, Metropolitan Fashions. Spe cial sixes in suits to fit fat, thin, short or tall men. OUR C.O.D. SYSTEM hus our most careful attention; roles for self measurement sent free ou request. : , ' * MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN SJIgl), D00f[S, BLINDS, rQOULDIIJG, MANTELS Newels, Rougli and Dressed Lumber, Shingles* AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL. 1 PLASTER, CEMENT, HAIR, LATHS, PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, And Builders’ Hardware, t ^ DIXIE WORKS, Foot of Cherry Street, MACON, GA< f chiasm. A CAR LOAD OF EN GIN VS JUST ARRIVED! WILL SELL EXTRA CHEAP TO CLOSE THEM OUT. GEO R. LOMBARD & CO, Augusta, Georgia. Large stock Engines, Gin and Presses, Belting, Packing, Oil and Findings, Injectors, Electors, Inspirators, for immediate delivery. Engine, Mill and Boiler Repairs Pomptly done. Cast Iron and Brass Every day working 100 hands. [|^I.BiiacKs&cOi^^H^ HEADQUARTERS FOR Drug's, Medicines and Books. also Paints (all colors), linseed oil, varnishes, window glass, putty, white lead, soak too whitewash brushes, paintbrushes, marking brushes, glue (white and brown), Drop ' black. Lanin blank, imulinpa miu'hiniutu nil lunmu v f* Suits sent fo responsible parties with privilege of examination before | black, Lamp black,’ analines, maciiS off, lamps, lamp fixtures' knu^ra* kerosene oil, matches, starch, marbles, cream tartar, trusses, syringes, eye goggles, nipple sbee brushes, blackmg,;carbolie soap, eustile soap, rather nipples Uing,]fl|p^j|i shoulder braces, sal soda, alum, salt petre,’ sulphur, bi carb soda, | sssential olls.^ mustard, ginger, cloves, nutmegs, blue stone, paying. Money refunded in every case where satisfaction is not given. OURfltPRINCASUMMERiftUITS^ HATS—Soft, Stiff and Straw, Underwear, Keekwear, For-|SKS£‘i;“gggrt i nixhiiig’H At., Kaccl ai.yeln.ilar Stock South. Prices wlwajrs I tile lowest, consult US before Buying. I rt8 i thecelehrated rannel-lipped measures, und a full line of the most popular 161 CONGRESS STREET - SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. B. II. LEVY & BRO. Patent Medicines. Ho: ■mi., i _ SNHf.....BWww^Psifl Hostetter’s Bitters, McLean’s iSteugtncning Cordial, Bradfield’s Fema Discovered At Last! §§II—(oOo) -HI§§ • ; ( ; C. C. C. C. ■ CHICKEN OHOL- EEA CHJHIE. Eight years of careful experiment and painstaking research have resulted in the discovery of an inftdlibto specific for the cure and prevention of tho most fatal and dreaded enemy of tlio feathered tribe—Cholera. After the fullest and fairest tests possible, in which every claim for tho remedy was fully substantiated, tho remedy whs placed upon the market, and everywhere a single triul has been nil that was' re quired to prove it a complete sueccss. The directions for its use are plain and sim ple, and the cost of the remedy so small that the saving of a single fowl will repay the exbensc. Its effect is almost magical. If the remedy is given ns directed, the course of the disease is stopped at ouco. • Given occasionally as a preventive, there need be no fear of Cholera, which annually kills more fowls than all combined It is true to name, a Certain Cure for Chicken Cholera raiser or farmer can afford to bo without it. It will do ah that is cluimcd For Sale By f v'* H. HICKS & CO., J. T. SMITH and W. F. LINDER, may 4 if. DUBLIN, - GEORGIA. Godfi rcy’s Fryer’s File Oiutmeut. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, “llall’s Hair Re- i lower Katlmiron Tricophors, Simmons’ Liver Regulator wer Cure, DeVVee’e Cnrnuisttive, Safe Kidue- Ague m Oil, Gurliug Oil, Min eng Liiiiineiit, Voi, VVoriment, Farker’s Sam* vYorm Lozeuees, Liueuzine, Spalding’s Fried Glue; Tutt’s Fills, B. \Y right’s Fills, flayer’s Fills, Ayer's Fills, Gilder’s Fills, a A* Apple Fills, Jayne’s Fill’s Fcifected Liver Fills Indian Hoot Fill Haley’s Chill & Fever Flronlls. Hitters, Ouratine, Tyler’s Syrup of Gum Arabic, Peruvian Chill Cure. (Jnlmt. / Cigarettes. Medicated ,. ,$1*7 Day’s Kidney Had, * Bull’s Buliy Syrup, Boy^jto Hatter 1 Worm Confections, Aleoek’sPorpus Flasiera Strengthening Plasters, Henson’s (Japonic Plast, Kictfer’s Peruvian u.iill Gun ■fare FANCY GOODS. and elegant Colognes, cheap Colognes, Musks, Extracts, Magnolia Balm . BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Legal ^ap, Foolscap, Hill Paper, Note paper, Letter paper, Envelopes (all sizes) .scaling %%/LX. Fiifinv unhriAv Mnnlr l.nnl>o J i.afI*^,.,. 1 — I books A WORD TO THE: WISE! Oil §n§(0)§^§ BUY YOU^ GOODS B$0IQ ? wax, mucilage, fancy box paper, blank books, ledgers, day-books, account pens, pencils, slates, school crayons, VVeuater’s spellers, Inks, pencils slates ink erasers, paper fasteners, rubber hands rulers, magic inkstands* calendar pencil; IS protectors, pen holders.'Arnold’s.WritingFluid. A full line of the school bookr recently adopted by the School Board, lor the Pub ic school of Laurens county Hyinu Books, and .Psalmists, tar We will order any hook not iu stock and furnish ante in a short time at publisher’s puces, provided the money i* left with the or era H. HICKS & CO., fob 18-tf DCH.Aav. GEORGIA. =*=a= for i.o*.r "1 d»ot know wrlit-re. I can’t' ip April. 1 don't arc Jiow—oomclhiug of yn at ' n(uc ii> o. v hit'll l shall N f«.r the r thoakful, trr. of vU, 9. ii truly 1M<»1 up|WtiU»," K»i>n — ‘Health and Mrcngth, pure I.I.hMl, an ap|M*tiic Ilk. that of u wolf, ng ul ir dlk’i »iio>i. ctll l*y lukiun tli.it jn.|>ul«r and p.miiHf iinv’u iiK-. Jbii Mip*tll ).« I want cM-rvlwwh l>» tiy it liiu «*•* fc .n It is * .id ttv all druggikt* Our l.unilu it difc-« * on. dul'iAi f fctar la Hiwttad to Ut« fixet that ta Mft athtil'n tha latest Iwm of this work, you |*t. f A Dictionary •satelntna SHOO moro words and asarlr MOO nor* SUnterattei thaaaay othar AmsrtsoaPtstteaasy. A Gazetteer of the World •saUlnina tJ,000 TillM. with thotr pronuneg •Uo* aad a mat amount or othar iafcMnttos, . ( raoaaUy addadj and * A Bioflraphlcal Dictionary ' wiring pomunrinUon of nnmra and brlsf (acts coorornlng nonrty 10,000 Noted Parsons: ala* |v.Vtrloua tablas giving valuable tafon&auoo. r* All in One Book. Webster’s t'nshrtdged DkrUooary La reenmmaad. ad by the auto anrertntendenu of Sotiools la M f*t«— nnd by lending College Prealdents ef tha Veiled Sutrs .ml Canada. It is Standard As- Utudljr » Hh it.o United SUtee Ounrenve Oonit, and In the l«'Temmont Printing OUW. It has born mm t—i... f. .ry> a her* Stats Pairhaaea hare been m».U I- r Soh.Kd*. nnd is the f.lrtina- wyya wUivh uvaily all the echool books are get the latest and Betl ‘ {it U u Inraluatte .-,<m}>anh.n in eeery Sch-xJ, ant at every Vjres.dr b|«.'iu>ea f "" YOIR^G IHYI]I| ) u MVfi MN4 n> Pik'sIKlft. ACO. % A»a., u.». k. AND BEMADE HAPPY. —— You May Not Believe It, But I Will Prove It By All Who Buy Goode From Me. —III(o)||8— MY Grocery Department is always being replenished with Fresh Stock; my Shoo Department is all Solid Goods and uot PAPNR BOT TOMS. I want your patronage by merits. My Dry Goods Dcpurtmeut is well selected and no SHELF-WORN GOODS to offer you. They ure NEW u»d of the Latest Styles and Colors. Honest goods and Low prices my Motto. 18(0)81—r TO LIVE AND LET LIVE IS MY CEEED! Remember I expect yon to be pleased when you bny. I have no Cut Pricod or Jockeying to get your money. I am a stranger to yoM but you will soon la-come acquainted with me and my prices. Mankind always seeks their best iitL-irol when llioir jKH’kots ure involved. My friends be wise and spend your money to advantage, witli me* I defy comj>etilion. My ! Prices will compare with the lowest. My cost mark is Cash; my selling j puce is Cheap. Yours very truly, marfurif. TT. IBL- W^nSTHST. MAMiIIT MAaAziKH niFXig «7I III1A1I Bestln Tbe World ’ =ssfe For large or small game—3} calibre, SO grains powder: SS cal. U gr.; SO cal. dDgr.i steal. 70 and »gr. The strongest shooUng ride made Perfect accuracy guaranteed and the only abeolutcly sate ride on toe mar-' BALLARD n.e^.ro lor target ihootlng. iiuntloft. ana ■hooting galleries. All calibres from S2 to 45. Madeln fourteen different styles, prices from $18,00 up. 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